BE with MCSE CCNA and working as SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR & N/W ENGINEER. After this SAP has good scope?

SAP BASIS is what you need to go for...it certainly does

Honestly some certs aren't all that great. MCSE is one of those that's nice to have but the actual test doesn't really test your knowledge of Microsoft systems, minus a few questions, so if someone hiring you is not someone in HR or management and more technical then they would probably know that fact. The only companies that really want you to have certifications are usually consulting firms so they can claim to have those certifications. Now at the same time there are plenty of certifications that are very useful and you benefit from. I do find a lot of value in Cisco certs but some may disagree. CCNP I believe requires CCNA first. A+ to anyone already in the business is pretty much a joke. It's level 1, very low/entry level cert. Same goes for software programming certs, last time I checked Java had some cert that had like 40 questions and if you get like 55% you pass, don't know how much it's changed but that seems a bit useless to me, espcecially if I'm the one hiring someone with the cert. The difference between Network Administrator and Engineer is that Administrator does just that, administers the network; opening ports in the firewall, configuring user access and such. While a network engineer will design and implement a network. Like where the firewall should be within the network and how access should be provided. Entry level you're probably looking at starting at a NOC (network operations center) doing just maintenance and such. Then possibly Junior Network Administrator position.